Answer:
68 weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
1 week costs $11.50.
so, how many such weekly each cycles fit into the price of new machines ?
if they wait to long (to many weeks) they spend in total more money than buying a new machine.
but if they stay still below that max. number of weeks, they have at least the illusion that they are cheaper of with the weekly laundromat investment (but they forget, sooner or later they will need the new machines).
so the break even point is simply
782 / 11.5 = 68 weeks.
after 68 weeks it has cost them exactly the same amount of money, as if they had bought new machines right away at the beginning.
Okay, let's add the two x values.
10x + 75 = 5x = 110
15x + 75 = 110
Now let's minus 75 from each side.
15x = 35
Now let's divide each side by 15.
x = 2.333333333
Answer: DE, EW WD
Step-by-step explanation:
It looks shortest to longest...i think its the best answer. good luck :>
They would cost $8.75. If you take out 30% from the original price, that is how much they would be.
Answer:DC=7
Step-by-step explanation:
As it is written △ABC = △DBC. So the corresonding legs (the legs which are equal ) are as follows:
AC=DC AB=DB BC= BC
So DC=7 the same like AC
